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There were none. The last king of Israel was Hoshea (2 Kings 17:1) 732-722 B.C.
Jewish Center of Kings Highway was created in 1928.
Yes, Israel was a country in Biblical times and had many kings. Not all of the territory was controlled by Israel until the time of David. For a time, there was a divided kingdom of Israel consisting of the northern and southern kingdoms.
It depends on how you perceive the Hasmonean Dynasty (the dynasty set up by the Maccabees). Most of its Kings were relatively draconian and authoritarian, but they were Jewish. Israel was not under foreign occupation for barely more than a century before being conquered by Rome.
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The Books of Kings were written by an anonymous author now known as the 'Deuteronomist', as part of the Deuteronomic history, during the reign of King Josiah. So, 1 Kings chapters 1 to 9 were written by the Deuteronomist.UnknownThe author is considered by many to be unknown, although Jewish tradition ascribes it to Jeremiah.
I Hebrew the word monarchy would be Malchoot - מלכות The first Jewish king was King Saul, followed by Kind David and his son King Solomon. The rest of the Jewish monarchy can be found in 1-Kings and 2-Kings
Several Kings destroyed several Jewish cities across history. You need to be more specific.
Unlike other cultures, the Kings in Jewish history did not make rules. Jews were required to follow the laws of the Torah.
If you spell it "Netanya", the answer is yes. 2 Kings 25:25.
Only Jewish courts are closed on Yom Kippur.
Ancient, righteous, wicked (depending on which king), besieged, powerful (some of them), Jewish, Middle Eastern.See also:More about the Israelite kings